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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
FATAL FIRE m ST. LOUIS.
Three Men Buried Under Falling
wnIIs-many Horses burned.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by Telegraph 70 tne Dlsphtcn-I
ST. LOUIS, February l0.-Fire broke
out between II and IL o'clock last night
IN the extensive hvery-stsble OF Jesse
4rnot, on Chestnut street between
Ninth and Tenth, and running through
The block south of Market street The
entire building was soon mass OF
flames. 1t is said that there were about
ECO horses in the stable, and that one
half or more of the number were burn
I'd 10 death. There were also large
number of fine carriages, buggies,
hearses, and other vehicles in the build
ing. nearly all of which were con-
sumed. After the fire had been under
way about an hour, and while firemen
we're making their way into the building,
one Of the high interior walls fell, bury
ing several fremen and others in the de-
Iris. 1t is not known how many per
sons were covered, but at lao A. NJ.
three dead bodies had been taken out
one of them that of Joseph Schimper,
foreman of Engine No. 6; the two
others are supposed TO be those OF sta
DIc ndDub, DUiutS uHhilO"h' "cHh
McGrath and John Finnerty, firemen.
were seriously hurt and taken 10 their
homes William Finnerty, another fire
man, who was holding a pipe on the
second floor of the stable, jumped
through window and was crippled.
4 number of other persons were more
or less injured. The loss on the stable
is estimated at about Sl50,00O. Quite
a number of persons boarded their fine
road stock at this stable, and some of
;leir losses will be considerable.
HISTORIC KEARsE BURNED.
Besides the pecuniary loss which re-
suited last night from the destruction of
Jesse Arnots livery-stable, one loss was
suffered which is irreparable. The
hcarse in which the remains of Presi-
lent Lincoln were conveyed to their
last resting-place was consumed in the
danes. This hearse was built by Mr..
Arnot for that special purpose, and
since that day has never been out OF
the building. Its owner refused to
have it profaned by any meancr use
after it had been thus consecrated by
he greatest and most hOnored man OF
The century.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
The Southern Rate Committee,
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10.-The Rate
Committee of the Southern Railroad
and Steamship Association were to meet
in this city to-day. Chairman Virgil
Powers and Secretary G. A. Sidsll, of
Atlanta Solomon Haas, of Virginia +;
+. r. Dorsey and f. Il. Charlton, of
Augusta, Ga. S. b. Perkins and Z. S.
Dannt, of Charleston; A. Pope, of
Roanoke, Va; C. A. Whitehead, of
Savannah, and G.. 5. Bsrnum, of
Alabama, were present together
with about forty freight and
general agents of fourteen roads
i'll the Association. Owing to the
absence of several members of the Rate
Committee the business Of the meet
ing-adjustment of rates to meet the
requirements of the interstate com
MERGE bill-was postponed TO another
meeting to be held in Atlanta Wednes-
day. A general discussion of the bill
was INDUCED in, and the opinion was
generally expressed that the bill would
eventually put an end to competition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
A SomnambuIist's Leap.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.


LOUISVILLE, KY, February TO-
Miss Maria Harland, who lives on
Madison street between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth, met with q curious acci-
dent at an early hour Tuesday morning
that came near resulting fatally. The
young lady is a somnambulist. While
sleeping she imagined that she WAS in a
railway accident, and her hallucination
pursued her until she thought that her
only means of escape from death was
by leaping from the window. When
she awakened she found that she had
jumped through the window OF the
bedroom, which, fortunately, was on
the first floor. She was bleeding from
a number of cuts made by the glass,
anda doctor found that the brachial
artery had been severed in the left
arm. The blood channel was success
fully hgated, and the young lady saved
IRON bleeding to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
steamer Sunni.
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NEW YORK, February 10.-The
British steamer Wells City, while
anchored off Pier Sc this morning, was
struck by floating ice in wake Of the
engine-room, and hole stove in her
She sunk in twenty minutes in eight
,sthoms of water. The officers and
crew were saved.
Latcr.-The steamer was not cut by
ice, buta heavy field of ice coming
down the river on the outgoing tide
caused her to drag her anchor. She
had no steam on and was helpless. She
drifted mile and n half until she ran
broadsidc ON the bow of the Morgan
Line steamer Lone Star, which was
also at anchor in mid-stream. The
cutwater of the Lone Star struck the
Wells City just abaft tho engine-room
snd,cut n hole in her large enough to
admit two-horse truck, and she sunk in
twenty minutes. Those on board
escaped in their own boats. The Lone
Star had all she could do to save her
self, but finally got up steam and nan
behind the pier. She suffered only a
few hundred dollars damage. The
Wells City is new vessel, valued at
$4,000. The cargo is valued ut $40, e.
eco. Both are fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
ATweIye-Year-Oid Thief.


DALLAS, Tex, February l0.-George
r. Pucket, Il youth of twelve, was
brought to the city on the charge OF
robbingthe United States mail. Pucket,
while engaged as mail-rider between
Marion, Ky, and Il rural post.otiice,
turned some letters to his own account,
for which he was arrested and his bond
fixed at 500. He gave the bond and
then left for Texas, intending to join a
brother who lives at Pilot Point. While
cnroUtc he got into thepostal-car, where,
bv hiswinning ways, he became afayorlte
withthe mail-clerk, who accepted his as
sistance in shifting and arranging the
mail and strapping and locking pouch
I'd matter. Fucket, at the getting-oil
point. babe the clerk an aiiectionate
ndicu. Before the run was completed
two registered letters containing about
$50 were missed, upon discovering
which the clerk set on foot the usual
precautionary process to recover the
missing letters. On being confronted
with the facts the boy owned up and
admitted that he was q fugitive from
Justice for a similar offence in Ken
lucky. OF the confiscated remittances
the clerk recovered S145, which had
been deposited in a bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
Presidential Reception to the Army
and Navy.
toIagrovh ~ tho nfspatcA


WAsHINGTON. d, C., February l0-fhe Pres-
dents reception 10 the army and navy tonight
Was more largely attended than any Of those
which preceded It. The state parlors and cor
ridors were handsomely and deliberately deco
rated with tropical plants, placed In the al
coyes and inches Of the various rooms, while
smilax hung i'm garlands from glittering chan
dClieTs. The East room was a shifting pan
Drama Of gay costumes in an exquisite
setting OF handsome decorations. Near the
centre Of tho east wall Of the room was a bower
OF tropical plants reaching almost % the cell
ing on either side. and along the walls palms
and pOttcd plants were tastefully arranged.
On the mantels of the west wall Of the room
we're placed small dark-green plants facing
banks vi cut flowers on the opposite mantels.
Tho four large white and gilt columns OF the
room were tWined round with smilax.
The officers Of the army and navy were pres
cnt in large numbers, and the Diplomatic
Corps had numerous representatives The
Marine Band rendered sweet music from their
station In the lobby. The President and Mrs.
Cleveland were assisted by Mrs. Manning,
Miss Endicott, and Mrs. Villas, while Miss
Cleveland. Miss Van Nechten, and O number OF
othors occupied the space Immediately behind
the receiving party. Mrs. Cleveland was
charmingly attired in dress OF pale-biue
silk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
MAYOR HEwITT's VIEWS.
iEo Condemns the Arbitrary Rule or
the knights tn Strong ferms.

Iby Telegraph 70 tho Dlspatch-
NEW YORK, February l0.-At the annual din
ner Of the StatiOners' Bonrd OF Trade tonight
a letter Of regret WAS read from Mayor Hewitt,
Who Is yet confined to his house, IA which hs
writes thUs: jus, now the city IL suffering aud
seems likely 70 suffer from new form Of
dospotism, BY which not emily tho EN-:
pioyers but employees are deprived ~ all
nee agency and are mado subject 20 Tie con
troll Of a secret body, where originated and ~
whom composed no one seems 10 know. | do
not believe that the people u this country, e.
pCclally it, Intelligent wOfkmen, whose right 10
organize for mutual advantages no one denies,
viii long continue 20 submit themselves 70 the
intolerahle oppression Of strikes, boycotts, and
IN refusing 20 earn their daily bread at the will
Of a secret body, whose mandates are given
without explanation and from whose orders
there seems - be no appeal
While / would maintain the right of men 70
orga Ire in their own wsy for their own pro-
lection, | would insist upon the right Of other
men who do not choose % connect themselves
with ASSOCIATIONS, but prefer 10 At ~ FREQ
lEnces, II you choose, 10 exercise thor
undoUbted right Of individual choice.
Least Of all, Is IL 10 DO conceded
sets Of mon Of the rights OF labor Such .
doctrine reduces free labor 10 q condition OF
scrfage more intolerable than that which pre-
vailed In the middle ages. There will be no
security until the intelligence Of tho commu-
nifty Ii aroused and a decision arrived AT on the
not permit any portion OF their men
20 DO ccerccd In a right % Join or %
refuse 20 Join trade associations l would not
discourage such associations, nut, on the con-
uGry. shall hope 20 see the time when mas
ters aud workmon will belong 10 such organi-
cations. intended 10 promote the welfare u tho
trade In which they are engaged There may
be at times differences Of opinion, and evon
strikes, but IL Is intolerable that under any
circumstance the business Of a whole commu-
nifty shall be arrested because some man may
imagine he has grievances which require Tho
sacrifice Of thousands OF people In order that
hs may got rights that ought 20 DO secured Ia
him by law and confirmed In tho eogrts
II they BE- denied him In other woris,
In this country the only overriding
power is law, which establishes the will OF tho
people, and any attempt 20 establish any othor
tribunal than the courts, and especially ire
spcnsible and secret tribunals. can only bring
on = paralysis OF industry and The ruin u The
very class whose interests are * stake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
The Rock-lsiand Train Robbery
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatch


CHICAGO, February 10.-The inter-
ocean says rumors OF a sensational
character were going the rounds last
night. They had for their basis story
of the wholesale arrest of all the par
ticipants in the robbery last June OF
the express-car of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific train, in the defence
of which Messenger Kellogg Nichols
gave up his life, after a hard struggle.
During the month just closed Henry
Schwatz, who had just been released
on a bond on the charge OF blgamy,
was arrested for alleged completely in
the robbery. The sensational stories
afoat yesterday traced Mrs. Mayhem
alias Schwartz, to Morris, whittier
she had gone to be present at the
trial of her husband. Previous to
undertaking her journey, it was said.
she had been induced by detective TO
promise that she would do her utmost
with her husband TO obtain full con-
fession concerning the whole matter.
After & long conversation with her in
earceraied husband, in which the wife's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
Murderer OF the Durham Family Ar
rested.
TBy telegraph % ,he Dl-patch.l

FORT WAYNE, IND., February l0.-A special
% the GdzStke says: Joseph Plew, farm hand.
was arrested to-day for tho murder OF the en-
tire Durham family near Warsaw, the details
Of which were described yesterday. lie Ia in
Jail at Warsaw. and the neighbors OF the muir
dered family threaten TO lynch him. Dunham's
pocket-bo and $50 IN money were found In
plew's pockets. He was employed by Dun
ham, and two weeks ago they qusrrelled and
Plew was discharged. When he left he threat
oned 20 get even with. Durham. Part OF Dun
hams scalp was found trampled. In the mud,
which dsproVes, tho theory Of Suicide. Mrs.
Durham Is growing stronger, but Is still I'M
conscious Durham and his child were buried
in ono grave today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NVW YORK

NEW YORK, February 10.-Cotton firm: sales,
cefpte, 1917 bales expcrts-to Great Britain,
II 5O7 bales; stock. so, 100 bales Flour heavy
and In some cases n trine lower, with very
moderate business; southern nour quiet and
heavy; common 10 fair extra, $350aii; good 10
choice, 8. l0af5.2j. Wheat Nc. lower. closing
steady; speculation moderately active; No. 2
red. February, 90asOkc., closing at 9Ohc; May.
92H a93 l-i6c., closing al 93c. Corn trihe bet
tor and moderately active speculation very
guiet No. 3 February, AK a4sc., closing atl Sc.
May, 40 1-lbai9Asc., closing 81 4yasc, Oats q
shade stronger and active; Ne. 9, February,
1jEa35hc., closing at $50; May, 35kaS5'. &C.,
closing at I5ac. Coffee-Falr RE dull al sl4 IS |.
No. Rio, February, Si2s5asl3; March, Si2SJs
1890; April and May, si2SDatl2S5. Sugar
steady and unchanged. Nolasses dull. Rice
steady. Cotten-seed oil--53kc. for crude, ga
4lc. for refined. Resin steady. Turpenhns
duh Pork fairly active and firm; Eness,
tl2GHssl3.25 for old, $3.50 for new. MID
dies dull and nominal. Lard 2ai points higher,
bun less active; western steam, 81, closing at
SI02Has.00; February, SOC; May, e., f8afI 10;
city steam, s675; refined. E.8. Continent
freights steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February l0.-Cash dussaitons wore I:
Flour dun. No. 2 spring wheat, ssa7jc. No. 3
nominal No. cred, IKE. No. corn. IS a35yse.
No. OAKS. 24Lc. Mess-pork, tiL Lard, 1913.
Sbortrib sides uoose), $40. Dry-saltsd shoul-
ders Boxed. ssasd 10; short-cioar sides (0oxod)
S'.9osE.& Whiskey, ti.is. The leading fu-
lures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
DANVILLE.
Good Tcmpiar decentralization OF
officers.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
DANvmLE, Va, February 10.-The
County Lodge, Good Templars, met
here to-day, with Captain William c..
button in the chair A short address
was delivered by John Il. Finch, right
worthy grand tempIar of the world
The following officers were installed :
p. w. Sutherlin, county templar {; Miss
Mary McDearman, vice-templar w.
&. Cabinoss, counsellor JohnP. Hart,
financial secretary; James Wood, Jr.,
secretary p. G. Keesee, chaplain
Mark Holland, marshal George W.
Hardy, guard ; J. .. Lifford, sentinel
2. b. Former, past county templar.
The Executive Committee of the
State also had meeting, but nothing
worthy of note has yet been done.
Mr. Finch addresseda large audience
at the Academy Of Music tonight, and
the Danville Blues, who recently joined
the order Of Good Templars, attended
in a body.
John Gwynn was put on trial in the
Hustings Court to-day, charged with
the murder of Lucius Motley. The
trial will hardly be concluded till to-
morrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
Fire nt Westminster. Md.

WESTMINSTER, Mp, February TO-
The Albaugh building, near the depot
in this city, was destroyed by fire thus
morning. II was occupied by 5. Kann,
Son Il Co., dry goods J. L. Hurley Y
Son, grocers, and G. w. Albaugh,
clothing, whose entire stock of goods
was destroyed. The damage to Kann,
Son & Co., is estimated at S25, 600, j. e..
Hurley & Son at s., 900, and q. W.
Albaugh at $1,000. An engine was
sent from Baltimore, but it was too
late to be of service. How the fire
originated is not known, though loud
explosion was heard few minutes be-
fore it was discovered. A large part of
the property destroyed was insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11

The House Committee on Appropria-
tons have agreed to report i'll favor of
appropriating $40, coo, 600 for coast de-
fence, armament, naval and military,
&c. 1t is 81, 10000 less than the
Senate bills on the subject, but is
$4,000, O0O in excess of what was OK
uected last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
FINANClALAND COMMERCIAL
FEW FORK srocx nAaxEf.

NEW York, February f0.--Todsys s'ocx
market, while footing pp larger nnmpor y.
shares sold than any day 80 fsr tnis Woes, A..
rot Conspicuous for advances made, except ~
two or three spccialtics, which were nIocses
by PARTICULAR causes. The general list snoWro
very slight movements, fluctuations peinx VIZ
usually narrow, and the few stocks IN wniou
there were decided movements we're spes,noi' ,
ana uncertain. In tho early morning 5e.soy
Central and Erie preferred were specini yea.
tures The Panama Pacific mail settlement
mad no influence upon the market wnaiover,
and the Coins In the general list wore mvsoy
the result OF the efforts OF ssverai cnaaes.
Northwestern, however, was s1Nanced uPvn ',s
renort that he earnings for January wouia
shov an inference Of about 100000. Kansas ana
Texas was also remarkably strong. Aiter ue-
cfdedly strong opening, In which advabces
over last eyening's hnal figures ransoi
up to :. per cont, there was an ~,
i've market, accompanied py sonsae' av,o
sral drift Of prices was downwsrn. tnsugh
few specisl stocks made more material al
vauces After the first hour, In wnlcn epousono
third Of the entire business OF me Gay wa.
transacted, there was decrease IN 'ne auvu', y
~ busipcss done, though prices showed q
marked Improvement which, with but slignt M
terruption. lasted until about2 p. NJ, wnen me
beet ngures generally were reached. IA VIZ
last hour rcaiizaiions sagged inc fna,kes ~.
slightly, but the close was steady tnough pn,e'
ut but slight changes from The nIst prices, nc
total mum Der Of shares sold was 5S2,OVu ht.he
close the active list was generally higher: ou'
the gains in all excepta few cases were irac-
tionaL
yoon.-stocks quiet and heavy. Money easy
at 3a4 per cent. Rxchange-Long. sSoasfo@
short. iSSalSSh. Governments dull.
Ereninc.-Exchangc, 4s5a4SH. Money Sa'
per cent Sub-Tr0asury balances-tiold, slSs,
$500: currency. sls,ss,00o. Governments
dull; per cents, 1885,; per cents, iVS BIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
Forty thousand Dollars n Week
Needed.

tBy Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, February 10.-The Northum-
berland miners, who are out on strike
against reduction of II per cent. in
wages, have asked the different labor
unions in Great Britain jointly to con-
tribute $40, 900 per week for the support
of the strikers during the period they
remain out The number of men out
of work is 10000. The appeal states
the strikers will absolutely need outside
assistance to the extent of $4,000
per week to keep their families from
starving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11

powers OF persuasion were urged totheir
limit. Henry Schwartz made confess
sion duplicating half dozen other men,
oil being connected with the manage
ment Of ruilroad trains. Accordingly,
i is said, Monday night witnessed the
arrest Of all Of those found in Chicago,
among these being q man named White
hall, and another who goes under the
common name of "Bill." The names
of The others could not be learned.
Mrs. Mayhem has also disappeared from
her usual haunts and Chicago. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
The SMALLPOX Hospital.

Yesterday was the time set for City
Attorney Meredith to file his answer 70
The bill filed last Monday by the Board
Of Supervisors Of Henrico county,
through their counsel, Major A. Il.
Courtney, praying for an injunction
against the city from locating a small
pox hospital on the Morris farm.
Circumstances were such that MIR.
Meredith could no, file the answer yes
terday. but he will probably do 80 TO-
day, and Judge Wexford will set day
urOn which TO hear argument
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
Ircnrlco County Items.

4 regular meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors will be held at the county
courthouse tomorrow.
The February term OF the County
Cont begins Monday the l4th. There
aIe no important cases to be tried at
this term. and there will be no grand
Jury
Everything was very quiet about the
courthouse yesterday. No new de.
velopmeRis in the supposed case OF foul
UNN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
The Aendesn y.

The performances at the Academy
This week are particularly enjoyable.
Under Mask was given yesterday,
matinee aud night. and viii be repeated
to-day. Mr.. Kelly as " Moses Abrams "
is excellent, aud Miss Joan Craven as
Ruth Milville " is quite pleasing.
Miss Craven is a very pretty young
lady.
Tomorrow "The Shadow Detective;
or. Leonie the Wait viii be presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
Accident to % Coasting Party.
ny felnHrnnh 10 the DiapRtch.l

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, February lO.-A
Janesyille dispatch to the Sentinel
says: A party of twenty-five of James
viile's young businessmen while coast
ing down Courthouse Hill collided with
O post. Their large sled was overturned
and nearly all were injured. Charles
Forant had his right arm broken and
his shoulder-bones badly crushed; be-
sides, he is injured internally and may
die. Henry Roney was badly injured
about the head. John O'Neill suffered
internal injuries, and several others
were badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11

[nY telegraph 70 the Dispatch. ]

IDy ItIFsIoIl % IlV I7I7P97VollsI
NRw YORK, February l0.-Otto White, twenty
two years old, tonight went TO the Residence OF
his stepmOther, Elizabeth White. at 3l5 east
Thirty-nrst street. for the purpose Of killing
her servantgirI, eighteen years old,
named Louisa Wolf, opened the door In
response TO Whites ring. aud as she did
90 he fred a bullet through her right temple,
and she sank dead upon the threshold
Mrs white, who had retired with her three
children, at once ran u the door, and her step
son a second time fred his pistol, the bullet
entering her cheek. Then young White fled,
and has not yet been arrested. Whites father
died about three months ago. leaving his en-
tire effects 20 his wife. This angered tho son,
aud he has several times threatened TO kin his
stepmOther.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
The FOrsy-ninth Congress Draining
10 Close.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y %
WASHINGTON, February 10.-Nine-
teen working days remain to the pres
ent Congress. Thirteen of the fonr-
teen annual appropriation bills, in
GLIDING the river-and-harbor bill, are
not yet ready to go to the President
ten remain to be acted upon by the
Senate; nine require the action OF
Senate committees; five have not yet
passed the House, and two have yet "a
make their initial step from House
committees. In addition to these last
years fortifcation bill yet fingers in
conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY ID, 1851.
Market for loose tobacco Is still not 40 firm
today There was a giving away In prices
early In the week, which continues. Thore Is
very little leaf selling over &C., and mono a. lOc.
this week. The quality Of offerings Is only
poor TO good medium AZ a rule Bright seed
wrappers aud cutters are selling well, but low
er grades bring very unsatisfactory prices. Old
wrappers and oilers in brights are decidedly In
better demand this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-11
4 Collision OFF lgatferas.

CHARLESTON, S. c., February 10
The schooner +. l.. Richardson, from
Car1enas for New York, has arrived
mere. She was run into by an unknown
schooner on Friday morning at half
past o'clock, about twenty-five miles
north Of Hatteras. Her port mizzen
rigging, quarter and stern-rails, boat
and davits are gone. Her steering-gear
is badly damaged and stern started.
Her cargo of molasses is uniniured.
There was thick fog at the time.